Uploaded September 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
In this JUCE tutorial, we’ll learn how to use SmoothedValue to make your sine wave oscillator sound smooth and professional. If you’ve ever moved a slider and heard crackles or pops (zipper noise), this video is for you!
We’ll cover:
✅ Why discontinuities happen in your oscillator (two common causes)
✅ How LinearSmoothedValue removes zipper noise when moving parameters quickly
✅ How to switch from a time-based wrap to a proper phase accumulator for continuous sine waves
✅ Before and after audio demos so you can hear the difference
By the end of this tutorial, you’ll know best practices for smoothing parameters and building stable oscillators in JUCE.
📂 Code Repository
github.com/TheAudioProgrammer/JuceFirstSound
🌐 More resources & services
All links available at: theaudioprogrammer.com
(community, books, recruitment, plugin development)
In this JUCE tutorial, we’ll learn how to use SmoothedValue to make your sine wave oscillator sound smooth and professional. If you’ve ever moved a slider and heard crackles or pops (zipper noise), this video is for you!
We’ll cover:
✅ Why discontinuities happen in your oscillator (two common causes)
✅ How LinearSmoothedValue removes zipper noise when moving parameters quickly
✅ How to switch from a time-based wrap to a proper phase accumulator for continuous sine waves
✅ Before and after audio demos so you can hear the difference
By the end of this tutorial, you’ll know best practices for smoothing parameters and building stable oscillators in JUCE.
📂 Code Repository
github.com/TheAudioProgrammer/JuceFirstSound
🌐 More resources & services
All links available at: theaudioprogrammer.com
(community, books, recruitment, plugin development)
